Lyran Pdrn Meso Injectable Solution for Skin Hydration and Elasticity

PDRN is a DNA-derived biopolymer, typically extracted from the sperm cells of salmon or trout species. When injected into the skin, it acts as a regenerative signal. It works through two main pathways: Adenosine A2A Receptor Activation: It binds to specific receptors on skin cells, "turning on" a repair cascade that promotes the release of growth factors and improves local blood circulation. Salvage Pathway: It provides the building blocks (purines and pyrimidines) that cells need for proliferat

The treatment is used to improve various signs of skin aging and damage. Key benefits include: 1. Skin regeneration and revitalization 2. Reduction of fine lines and wrinkles 3. Improved skin texture, firmness, and elasticity (collagen synthesis) 4. Shrinking of enlarged pores 5. Improvement of acne scars and depressed scars 6. Reduction of hyperpigmentation (due to its effect on melanin production)

This treatment is generally for individuals looking to improve overall skin quality and address early signs of aging. It is particularly suited for those with dull skin, rough texture, fine wrinkles, or acne scars. However, it is not for everyone.

According to expert consensus and safety guidelines, PDRN mesotherapy should be avoided in the following cases: 1. Pregnancy and Breastfeeding: Women who are pregnant, trying to conceive, or nursing. 2. Allergy: Individuals with a known allergy to fish or salmon-derived ingredients. 3. Active Infection: Presence of skin infections, wounds, or active inflammation in the treatment area. 4. Bleeding Disorders: Those on anticoagulant medications (e.g., aspirin) may have increased bruising and should

PDRN is considered to have a strong safety profile as it is purified to contain no active proteins or peptides, minimizing the risk of immunogenic reactions. The common side effects are typically minor and temporary: 1. Injection Site Reactions: Small papules (bumps) at the injection points, which usually resolve within 24 48 hours. 2. Bruising and Redness: Pinpoint bleeding or bruising (ecchymosis) and mild redness are common and typically fade within a few days.